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Thanks very much for helping me the other day with getting set up. <br>
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I've got my basic wiki up and running with security set up and my
bookmarklet process working. All in all, pretty happy with the
setup. PMwiki very light weight and I like how the cookbooks fit
in. So far I've been able to find my answers in the documentation,
but I'm stuck on the following. <br>
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Two questions:<br>
<b>First</b> On my left margin I have <br>
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* [[Main/HomePage]]<br>
* [[Main/WikiSandbox]]<br>
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* (:if authid:) User: [[Main.{$AuthId} | {$AuthId}]] (:else:)
[[Site.AuthUser | Please login]] (:ifend:)<br>
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%sidehead% [[PmWiki/PmWiki]]<br>
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This shows either the link to Site.Authuser so the user can log in,
or their user name as a link to their personal home page. <br>
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After they do the authentication is there a way to send them off the
Site.Authuser page to some place else? The page they were on before
they did the Auth would be best but Main.{AuthId} or Main.HomePage
would also work. I'm kind of following along in scripts/authuser,
but not seeing how I can get it to return to do a redirect. <br>
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<b>Second </b>question is there a way to count the number of times
a page has been accessed? I found a cook book that seems to track
edits, but not just a plain read. That cookbook seems to be
plugging into the list of functions that are called as part of the
edit/update cycle. <br>
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Having a page called Main.Pagecounts with a row for each page name
and the access count would be fine, or a variable that I could put
in the page to say "This page has been accessed {$Pagecount}
times." <br>
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Thanks very much for your help and support!
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